Y-DNA in Family Tree

[Rondbled]

I'm looking for people with these specific surnames that know their Y-DNA, I've categorised them by nationality, and I've put in brackets where I believe they came from. In addition, if you've done an autosomal DNA test, you can have your Y-DNA predicted by uploading your raw DNA data into YSEQ Clade Finder.

https://cladefinder.yseq.net/

English:
Abbott (from Lancashire).
Amor (from Wiltshire).
Aspinall (from Lancashire).
Bailey (from Lancashire).
Barrett (from Lancashire).
Brown (from Lancashire).
Bull (from Wiltshire).
Clark (from West Yorkshire).
Darwen (from Lancashire).
Davis (from Somerset).
Dawber (from Lancashire).
Dowbiggin (from Lancashire).
Edmonds/Edmunds (from Dorset).
Fox (from Lancashire).
Harwood (from Lancashire).
Hartley (from Lancashire).
Haworth (from Lancashire).
Hick (from Yorkshire).
Lee/Leigh (from Lancashire).
Melmoth (from Dorset/Somerset).
Mercer (from Lancashire).
Pike (from Wiltshire).
Richards (from Somerset).
Riley (from Lancashire).
Wheeler (from Somerset).

Irish:
Edgar (from Ireland, I think).
Finn (from Tipperary).
McKenna (from Monaghan).
McMahon (from Monaghan).
Noonan (from Tipperary).
Slattery (from Tipperary).

Northern Irish:
Lipton/Lupton (from Monaghan).
MacKay (from Monaghan).

Scottish:
Archie (from Aberdeenshire).
Cook (from Aberdeenshire).
Eggo/Iggo (from Aberdeenshire).
Forbes (from Aberdeenshire).
Gray (from Sutherland).
McAndrew (from Aberdeenshire).
Molleson/Mollison/Molyson (from Aberdeenshire).
Walker (from Aberdeenshire).

[4b2]

Aren't there DNA projects for some of these on FTDNA? Usually there is a list of people with those surnames and details of their haplogroup.

[jc26red]

yes, I would look on ftdna website, there are hundreds of YDNA surname groups, you can also connect to groups for specific results too.